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fuddy farm retired on wee lifestyle block in miranda, nz search main menu skip to primary content skip to secondary content home the fuddy farm! post navigation ← older posts critters and grandchildren posted on november 17, 2016 by connie reply gemma and new born kids posted in lifestyle | tagged albino peacock , brown shaver hens , granddaughter , grandson , peacocks | leave a reply life is so damp posted on november 12, 2016 by connie reply here in miranda we have had a very wet winter and now a very wet spring. we do have a number of chicks, 8 in total and a chook on a nest with 8 eggs, and another under which we will put what we are hope are 8 fertile eggs tonight. we have started to fret that processing the possible chickens for our freezer may be a hard job as we both have arthritis in our hands and me in my wrist and shoulder. what we hope is that doing this killing, gutting and plucking will be done when the birds are younger and that just maybe the feather plucking will be easier. i will report back because if potentially having to pluck 24 chickens is the ruination of my wrists, arms and neck then next year we will only have egg birds and give away the option to grow our own chicken meat. but of course if we fail to cope with the chicken plucking then we still have great egg layers. these are our new shaver hens. posted in lifestyle | leave a reply you do learn something new every day posted on june 19, 2016 by connie reply seems our neighbours have observed the peacocks eating our apples as well as our olives. i ask you what sort of a neighbour is that? posted in lifestyle | leave a reply what is it about the birds! posted on may 24, 2016 by connie reply we love the birds, we love that the birds love our garden. sort of that is. tuis love the flax. sparrows, thrushes, blackbirds and others love the strawberries and all other berries. chickens love whatever we share with them. wax eyes love the flax flowers and the figs. all the birds love our fruit. but we have discovered an olive thief. we have been watching our olive trees – we have 8 trees now, we have been watching the fruit grow. this year all but one of the trees looked like they would provide us with an abundance. an abundance only because we have not yet had a harvest so any olives at all would be an abundance. our trees are between 2 and 4 years old. suddenly all the fruit we had been watching grow has gone. oddly i thought, we have had many peacocks in the paddocks and orchard recently. there has been an abundance of peacock droppings near our olive trees. i did make the suggestion that maybe they like the olives. of course not said best beloved. well he was wrong, so wrong. bless his heart he even admitted it. he and grandson watched some peacocks gathering olives from some larger trees across the road from the school bus stop. yes you guessed it – peacocks jump up and pick olives. now there is a new plan. a plan to frighten away peacocks so that we can have an olive harvest next year. posted in birds , chickens , fruiting trees, shrubs, vines & plants , lifestyle | tagged fruit , nectar , olive thieves , olives , strawberries | leave a reply my friends are just great posted on may 5, 2016 by connie reply yesterday i called in to see a friend from olden golden days (school days), and out she came from her neighbours garden with some plants for my garden. one of those plants was ceanothus blue sapphire. on the label it said it is an attractive dwarf ground cover featuring clusters of dark blue flowers in late spring and striking foliage which is ebony coloured during winter, changing to dark green in spring and summer. which was a bit confusing because the plant i have is a standard form. ceanothus blue sapphire – standard it also says on the label – originating from new zealand and i have to confess i have not heard of this plant at all. the label says its size will be 40 x 60 cm – yet it is already over 60 cm grown as a standard not as a low ground cover. it looks an interesting plant – so the question is how to propagate it as this plant seems to suit my environment very well indeed because it isn’t prone to insect or disease attack, tolerates a bit of shade or full sun, tolerates frost and will be great in garden beds or rockeries. so you can understand that this plant wants to be with me and i with it. i love friends and i love google. the best method of propagating ceanothus as per google does depend on whether it is evergreen or deciduous. i think that mine is an evergreen type. propagation options: by seed, following scarification and stratification and planted out in late winter. semi-ripe cuttings in summer or hardwood cuttings in autumn – plants raised from cuttings should be ready to flowers after two or three years evergreens can be raised from semi-ripe or hardwood cuttings deciduous varieties are best taken from softwood cuttings my ceanothus blue sapphire supposedly a compact evergreen low growing shrub will be covered in masses of intensely blue flowers in spring. it will have long graceful arching stems covered in small very dark glossy leaves almost black in winter. i don’t mind that mine is not a low growing shrub. being hardy, sun loving and drought tolerant makes this a low maintenance plant which will produce a wonderful haze of flowers. it is commonly known as california lilac because the flower supposedly looks a bit like the lilac flower. i’ll have to report later on that. back to friends. my friend had a conversation about moi and my garden, with her neighbour and neighbours son living elsewhere had plants he didn’t need and i drive up having left best beloved at the dentist for dastardly treatment and i am gifted the plants. how good is that. now the fun begins – where to plant and can i manage to propagate this plant? posted in garden , lifestyle | tagged californian lilac , ceanothus , ceanothus blue sapphire , dwarf ground cover , frost tolerant | leave a reply you too could carpet your garden paths posted on may 4, 2016 by connie 3 yes we know it is not usual but we have found in the winter that our paths are not very suitable for people of our very nearly advanced age and so we have been considering just what to do to make our garden safely accessible all year round. a friend had a big roll of old floral axminster carpet in her garage and she very generously offered it to us and of course we said yes please. we had already been using carpet pieces around most of our newly planted trees outside of our fully fenced vegetable garden. this was done to stop our free range chickens from digging up the young trees and for some reason we had positioned the carpet with its woven backing side up. maybe it was because the carpet was a very unattractive beige. there is such a lot of carpet in this roll so we decided to use it for our paths inside the vegetable garden and you guessed it, because it is a floral carpet we positioned it floral side up. wouldn’t you have done that as well? yeah we know it’s a bit daft but a floral path inside a vegetable garden is just a bit special don’t you think? sadly we will cover it with some sort of mulch later. when the mulch breaks down it will be added to the garden beds and replaced as need be. in the meantime i shall enjoy strolling on my floral path as i work in our vegetable garden. strolling on weed mat would not be nearly as enticing, would it? posted in garden , lifestyle , permaculture | tagged axminster carpet , garden paths , weed mat | 3 replies not a good idea posted on march 26, 2016 by connie reply to burn the fingers of your right hand at any time but when the peaches are ready that is just soo stupid. the blackboy peaches were slowly rotting on the tree just because we didn’t have the drought we were expecting and the beautiful fruit has been bruised whilst on the tree by the heavy raindrops at just the wrong time and i had burnt my hand. i had intended to stew and freeze peaches as well as make mo

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